SW, Lend me your ears

[16 shells]

Alan (caledonia), got me into this sorta thread. Music, there is so much over the years have grown with, so here is just ten of trillions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxl6v...eature=related
Like this one cause my parent's were Hippie's, the slide has nothing to do with it, my age showeth but can hear this when walking alone in a nice spot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4ypIbLV9gk&NR=1
Some body should do. Courteeners, true street life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4YlP...eature=related
Blew me, never heard classical like this till this guy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_Rm_Yu4Bns&NR=1
This guy wrote what he wanted, that's why he became famous. There was slightly more free speech then.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzpynvxr7tA
Followed this guy a few years, this song hit's home to my youth, trust Moz to do that.
This is for George Foster you were Hector.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QirL0HXnyS4
What a talent, nearly a young lady Bob Dylan, only Nineteen when she wrote this,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDmeM...eature=channel
Biffy Clyro, Ah, hard working band and prob the best to come from Scotland, apart from Bay City Roller's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gHk6...eature=related
Spark's Ron and Russel Mael, been with me for year's. They are true pioneer's of style, loved them since 69

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Kvu...eature=related
Just amazing song and singer, Edith died in debt.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O75iSwHnx-Y
Included this peach, as i did travel around with the band, my cousin and i, did some roading for Vincent Crane, dont remember all as it was a long two years 1970~72. Could have been in a town near you. .
It would be nice and interesting if other members posted there music. Lend me your ear's.
This might prob disapear into the depth's, had fun and drinks, putting it together though.

[Alan1]

some good ones there paul and some (well most) I hadn't heard of. just found out the other day that biffy clyro were from kilmarnock. never heard of laura marling but she's good, a bit like amy mcdonald in that she was writing songs when very young

[cath]

Good stuff Number 3 my favourite
I love some very different stuff, mostly an easy listening type of person,
Paul simon, Texas, Enya, right through to Oasis, U2 even Marianne Faithfull


http://apps.facebook.com/ilike/artis...f+Lucy+Jordan#

[helen1]

Led Zepplin are one of my all time favourites...off to put the vinyl on...Good Times, Bad Times ......ahhhhh....

[yuna1971]

I'm disappointed you left out Rick Astley, Paul...

[16 shells]

Thank's for looking it's quite hard to pick out ten realy. Like Alan did, Cath glad you liked Tomita, Helen, Led Zep they went massive after the second Album. Alan Biffy Clyro are on there fifth album i think, now there a big draw with epic anthems. Laura Marling's second album i think is a must listen too.
Thank's i was a little hung over this morning because of these song's.

[16 shells]

Originally Posted by yuna1971

I'm disappointed you left out Rick Astley, Paul...

You do one Rach, i'll listen/watch, it's quite fun DJ ing.